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Dr Peter English, past chair of the BMA Publich Health Medicine Committee said: “It is always difficult to comment on press releases such as this one, in the absence of more data. “By incorporating parts of the virus that are common to
Ophelia went on: “This ritual comes from my Sikh background where having uncut hair (which I haven’t stuck to!) and importantly looking after your hair is a sign of respect to personal attributes that are considered god given. “It’s common for Asian